Chemistry, 25.04.2021 21:40, yoyo2697

Heat of neutralisation Q= 50 s ( 2T3-t1-t2)+ W S ( t3-t2) joules

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Heat of neutralisation Q= 50 s ( 2T3-t1-t2)+ W S ( t3-t2) joules

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